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YEAR.2_No.10 January 2007 www.khmerkromrecipes.com KU SRAHSREY Magazine Procedures : In a large bowl, put beef with soy sauce, lemon grass, garlic, sugar, and chili pepper together, mix well, add flour, mix well and set it a side. Pre-heat oil in a skillet or wok with high temperature. When oil is hot, deep fry marinated beef till it crispy. Removed fried beef from skillet, put it on a paper towel covered plate to drained excessive oil. Pour remaining oil still in skillet out, but keep approx 1-tablespoon oil in the skillet for making sauce. In a small bowl, mix orange juice with water, limejuice, brown sugar and salt and cornstarch together, mix well, set a side Heat up same hot skillet on the stove, add onion and bell pepper, sauté till onion soften. Pour orange prepared orange juice over, stirs till sauce thicken. TO SERVE: Put chopped lettuce on center of a plate, add fried beef on top and pour orange sauce over. Top with more lettuce and mint leaves and serve immediately. Serve as appetizer *mahope-sar* or with rice. Enjoy! By: Mylinh Nakry. ———————————————————————————————— SHORT NEW Published: Monday, January 8, 2007 Canadian Press BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - The Thai government blocked access Monday to a U.S.- based pornography website that uses an image of Buddha as its logo and is calling on Buddhists around the world to condemn the site, an official said. The Chicago-based website, buddhaporn.com, features sexually explicit material beneath an image of a golden statue of a seated Buddha and contains pornographic images divided up in different categories named, the Buddha Galleries, Nirvana Galleries, and Satori Galleries - the last two referring to Buddhist beliefs about reaching enlightenment. About 90 per cent of Thailand's 65 million people are Buddhist. "It certainly crosses the line in a Buddhist society, " said Culture Ministry official Ladda Tangsuphachai, adding that the site was blocked by the Information Ministry after culture officials brought it to their attention. "We ask Buddhists around the world to send letters to condemn the website, " he said. The Foreign Ministry is asking the website' s administrators, through the U.S. Embassy in Thailand, to remove all Buddhist references from the site, Ladda said. "I don't know what their intention is, but I assume they did not know that this is unacceptable in our culture," Ladda said. The website' s home page offers this disclaimer: "This site is in no way associated with religion and any religious symbols on this site are just a joke." . Research by : Danh Nakry elx10 qñaMTI2 Exmkra qñaM2007 TMB½rTI32 Âពãត÷âបÂតÂសាវÂ½វSépôpä
YEAR.2_No.10 January 2007 www.khmerkromrecipes.com KU SRAHSREY Magazine Only 35% of Khmer Kampuchea Krom living in Cambodia hold a Cambodian citizenship ID. Those who don't live in discrimination in their ancestral nation. Thursday, January 11, 2007 Only 35% hold an ID card By Leang Delux Cambodge Soir Translated from French by Luc Sâr The Khmer Kampuchea Krom Human Rights Organization presented yesterday a report detailing the living conditions of Khmer Krom people in Cambodia. The investigation report indicated that the principal demand of these “immigrants” was to become naturalized citizens by obtaining a Cambodian identification card, without which, their fundamental citizen rights, such as the right to vote, access to schooling and work, are being refused. According to Ang Chanrith, the executive director of the Organization, only 35% of the some 1.5 million Khmer Krom people accounted in the census hold a Cambodian citizen identification card. Most of them had to lie about their actual birthplace, or even change their last name [in order to obtain citizen identification card]. “The local authorities said that they cannot issue birth certificates and ID cards to these [Khmer Krom] people because they [the authorities] did not receive any order on this matter from the Ministry of Interior,” Ang Chanrith explained during a press conference. A Khmer Krom man from Takeo anonymously testified and explained to the audience the daily difficulties he encounters for living without an official citizenship identification card. “They said that we are human beings, Normally, it would be the identification card. where is the official document which recognizes that? I can support going on without having food to eat, but I am demanding my identification card. Without this card, we have no right, we cannot move anywhere at all,” the anonymous man explained. According to Ang Chanrith, the refusal by the authorities to provide the citizenship to Khmer Krom people living in Cambodia is tantamount to maintaining them in misery. Almost 60% of the Khmer Krom population in Cambodia consists of women, and 90% of them are illiterate. Too busy to help their parents, 70% of Khmer Krom children living in Cambodia do not attend school. Rerearch by :Miss Danh Nakry elx10 qñaMTI2 Exmkra qñaM2007 TMB½rTI33 Âពãត÷âបÂតÂសាវÂ½វSépôpä
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